52 posts tagged wesch

Hi I am back blogging !! Life has been very complex lately and I have not had the time or the drive to blog as regularly as I was. Anyway less of that and more of this YouTube - The Machine is Us/ing Us (Final Version) Very Matrix........Nice One Prof!

Again and again. Again and again. Do it again. Do it again. My friend Chris just sent this to me. He always has the hook ups. The video kinda reminds me of these students, and this mega viral by Michael Wesch. It makes my head spins to think of all the planning and prep and back end editing required of such a feat.

Welcome to Dave’s Digital Magic #6 Here are 5 links for you to explore. This week we have a video theme. I was tempted to discuss them, but instead I will let them speak for themselves… comments are welcome. 1. THE FEATURE OF THE WEEK! - - - 2. The Power of a Signature - - - 3.

The Mike Wesch video Vision of Students Today by his university class went viral (now almost 2 million views). Now there is a K-12 version poised to do the same (more than 70,000 views), produced by bjnesbitt. Same message, but with data more relevant to K-12, and a context for both teachers and parents.

The Mike Wesch video Vision of Students Today by his university class went viral (now almost 2 million views). Now there is a K-12 version poised to do the same (more than 70,000 views), produced by bjnesbitt. Same message, but with data more relevant to K-12, and a context for both teachers and parents.

The Mike Wesch video Vision of Students Today by his university class went viral (now almost 2 million views). Now there is a K-12 version poised to do the same (more than 70,000 views), produced by bjnesbitt. Same message, but with data more relevant to K-12, and a context for both teachers and parents.

Mark your calendar for Maricopa Community College’s premier learning technology event on May 13, 2008 at Mesa Community College in the Kirk Student Center, Navajo Room. The program, “innovation at all levels,” will include track and poster sessions, exhibits, presentations, workshops and more.

Check out this video from Prof. Michael Wesch.

Questioning authority in an EPIC future 4 March 2008 – 6:48 am Following my post last month (four short videos about scholarly information and technology), here’s another one for you to enjoy. EPIC was first released in 2005. It was made for the (fictional) Museum of Media History.